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An exterior, low-angle, forensic view captures the upper portion of the Dormition of the Mother of God and St Cedd Orthodox Church, located in Maldon, United Kingdom, under a clear, bright blue sky. The central feature is a large, triangular mosaic adorning the gabled facade. This mosaic depicts the Virgin Mary, known as the Mother of God, in a blue robe with a golden halo, hands raised and palms open. In front of her is the infant Jesus Christ, dressed in red garments with a golden halo. Greek abbreviations "MP OY" (Μήτηρ Θεού, Mother of God) are visible near the Virgin Mary, and "IC XC" (Ἰησοῦς Χριστός, Jesus Christ) are visible near the infant. The mosaic is composed of numerous small, uniformly shaped tiles, primarily gold for the background, blue, and various skin tones. Below the main mosaic, two rectangular pillars support an overhang. Both pillars are also covered in mosaics, featuring circular portraits of saints and religious figures. The left pillar, from top to bottom, displays: 1. A crowned female figure identified by text as "SAINT CATHERINE". 2. A bearded male figure identified by text as "ST PROCOP FOOL FOR CHRIST". 3. A female figure identified by text as "ST MARY OF EGYPT". The right pillar, from top to bottom, displays: 1. A bearded male figure identified by text as "ST JOHN THE DIVINE". 2. A winged figure identified by text as "ARCHANGEL RAPHAEL". 3. A bearded male figure identified by text as "SAINT PHILIP". All figures on the pillars possess golden halos. The building's walls feature reddish-brown and cream/beige sections. A white-railed balcony is visible in the lower frame, in front of a light-colored door and a dark-paned window. A white light fixture is mounted centrally on the underside of the overhang. A small, red pipe and white electrical conduit are affixed to the wall near the left side of the main mosaic. The scene is brightly illuminated by direct sunlight.
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